Acids, Bases, Alkalis, Salts Flashcards

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When acids react with an alkali what happens?

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Neutrallisation: Acid + Alkali > Salt + Water.

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When acids react what happens to their atoms?

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They donate one H+ ion, hydrogen ion.

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What colour does acid turn universal indicator?

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Red, orange or yellow.

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What colour does acid turn blue litmus paper?

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Red

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When they react what happens to hydrogen?

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It turns from an atom:
H(1,1) one proton, one electron and no neutrons.
To an ion:
H(1,1) one proton, no electrons and no neutrons.

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What is hydrogen after the reaction?

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A proton. (Positive ion)

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7
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What is the ph number of acids?

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1 to 6

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8
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Are acids corrosive?

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Yes

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9
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Give three examples of acids.

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Vinegar, Lemons, Car Batteries.

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10
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What do all acids contain?

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Hydrogen

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11
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What is HNO(3)?

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Nitric Acid

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12
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What is H(2)SO(4)?

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Sulphuric Acid

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What is HCL?

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Hydrochloric acid.

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What happens to Nitric Acid in a reaction?

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Loses 1 hydrogen ion.

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What happens to Sulphuric Acid in a reaction?

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Loses 2 hydrogen ions.

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What happens to Hydrochloric acid in a reaction?

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Loses 3 hydrogen ions.

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17
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Acid is what?

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A compound that contains hydrogen and releases hydrogen ions in water.

18
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Acids taste what?

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What is the main danger of acid?

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It can burn your skin.

20
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What happens when acids react with metals?

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They produce hydrogen gas as the acid dissolves the metal material.

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What are Bases in chemistry?

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They are compounds that contain an oxygen-hydrogen combination called a hydroxide.

22
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When placed in water what happens?

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The hydroxide forms hydroxide ions OH-

23
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Bases feel….?

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Bases taste…?

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Examples of Bases?
Clearing drains.
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The danger of Bases?
Can dissolve hair and food?
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Acid and Alkali ->?
Salt solution + water | e.g HCL + NaOH -> NaCL + H(2)O
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Acid and Base >?
Salt solution + water | e.g H(2)SO(4) + CuO -> CuSO(4) + H(2)O
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Acid and Metal? | Metal above coppers reactivity but not copper.
Salt solution + hydrogen | 2HCL + Zn -> ZnCL(2) + H(2)
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Acid and Metal carbonate? | Metal above coppers reactivity but not copper.
Salt solution + water + carbondioxide? | 2HCL + CaCO(3) -> CaCl(2) + H(2)O + CO(2)
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Hydrochloric acid = salt name and symbol.
Chloride Salts, HCL
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Sulphuric Acid = salt name and symbol.
Sulphate Salts, H(2)SO(4)
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Nitric Acid = salt name and symbol.
Nitrate Salts, HNO(3)
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Phosphoric acid = salt name and symbol.
Phosphate Salts, H(3)PO(4)
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Ethanoic acid = salt name and symbol.
Ethanoate salts, CH(3)COOH
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What states are the acids and salts usually?
Aquos, Water dissolved.
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What would you feel and see if you touched a test-tube full of acid and a reaction taking place?
Heat, Fizzing.
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What is the reaction between an acid and an alkali called?
Neutralisation
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Alkalis/Bases: What do they gain when they react?
Hydrogen Proton Ion.
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What is the difference between Alkalis and Bases?
Alkalis are Soluble Bases. | Alkalis are bases, but not all bases are alkalis.
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What is alkalis/bases PH?
8 to 4
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What is Alkalis/bases universal indicator colour?
Blue or Purple.